Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: VIZ Media
Release Date: June 2013
Volumes: 12+
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Ritsuka Aoyagi is alone
in the world—never fitting in at school and alienated from his own past
by a fragmented memory. When his beloved older brother is brutally
murdered, Ritsuka is heartbroken but determined to find answers. His
only lead is Soubi, a mysterious, handsome college student who offers
him an intimate link to his brother’s other life: a dark and vibrant
world of spell battles and secret names.
Ritsuka’s faith in his older brother Seimei is pushed to the limit when the unit named Moonless reveals sordid details of Seimei’s horrific past deeds. Then, while Ritsuka is still reeling, the unthinkable happens: Seimei returns to reclaim Soubi.
Ritsuka’s faith in his older brother Seimei is pushed to the limit when the unit named Moonless reveals sordid details of Seimei’s horrific past deeds. Then, while Ritsuka is still reeling, the unthinkable happens: Seimei returns to reclaim Soubi.
Review:
A horrible
revelation is made about Seimei in this volume. And Nisei, of course, who I
already didn’t really like. But the more I read about Seimei, the more I don’t
like. He’s horrible.
Then there’s some
really cute scenes between Soubi and Ritsuka, until Soubi does something
horrible, goaded by Seimei. It breaks Ritsuka’s heart, and it’s horrible. I
don’t like it even a bit, but I also don’t really understand why. Just… why,
Soubi?
Then we see
Ritsuka’s relationship with Youji and Natsuo. Their relationship is just so
great, and I love the way they’re there for him after what happened with Soubi,
as well as how what Soubi does hurts them, too.
I just love the
relationships in this series. Youji and Natsuo are definitely two of my
favorite characters, because they are just so interesting and entertaining. I
feel so bad for Ritsuka, and I’m now confused by and unhappy with Soubi. The
plot is also thickening in very interesting ways, and I’m interested to see
where it goes.
I’m very excited to
get my hands on the next volume.
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